12 HOMEMAKING HABITS I'm Taking into 2025 + 4 *NEW* ones I'd like to try

[@barbettewelsh2358]

Married 33 years but early on attended marriage enrichment classes and one of the suggested habits was for spouses to greet each other on return from work day. A deliberate focusing on your husband, even before he pays attention to the children. Face to face with eye contact. It’s good for your children to see that their parents are very important to each other, it actually builds children’s confidence. Great habit to develop.

[@laurenj.5312]

I got the same advice at a marriage conference in my first year of marriage. We also kiss each morning and night. When we are mad, we still give a greeting and kiss. We look funny probably.

[@AbsoluteMdot]

What you just shared is very important!!

[@leftfieldfarmgirl]

I was a stay at home home, and when my kids were little and I saw that my husband had pulled in the driveway I would announce ‘daddy’s home’ and it became a routine that they would rush the door and say ‘yay! Daddy’s home!’ And give him a hug. Sounds like such a silly thing but it made him feel appreciated, valued and loved. And it was a way the the kids could demonstrate that they appreciated him and all he did for us. Highly recommend. 😊 They are 31 and 26 and remember it to this day.

[@NaomiC336]

As a young mom, my hubby was in USAF. The children and I would meet him on the porch of our apartment. When it was cold, we’d sit on the steps inside and wait. They would get so excited. Such great memories.

[@real-life-cooking]

Preparing, or beginning to prepare, supper in the morning sounds like a great idea? I will definitely try that, I need to be more on time with meals. - Reading to my children is my favorite thing to do as a mom (singing to them at bedtime was, actually, but they are too old for it now).

[@ozarkview928]

I like the idea of short term goals , I’m an empty nester grandma , I wrote projects down and cut them apart folded them and put them in a bag , my goal is to reach in and grab a paper whatever that project happens to be will be for that week . Some things I wrote are , deep clean a room , call or visit someone sick , invite some friends over for an evening (that one is hard for me ) sew , etc.

[@craftologist]

Cool project!😊

[@nicolebliven6283]

My habit with the biggest impact on my next day is running the dishwasher every night. I also aim for a clean kitchen before bed, but running the dishwasher is a non negotiable.

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

I agree! Our dishwasher has been acting up and it is so annoying waking up to half washed dishes some times. Totally random!

[@tiffanyanderson8240]

Yess love running my dishwasher every night before bed

[@juliejackman2649]

Same can go with the washer..put a load in and wash it while you're asleep, then you have a load ready to dry the next day.

[@lisaruttenberg77]

Genuine ask. Do you run it even if it's not completely full?

[@jnichols7886]

Oh my goodness, Megan, the dried magnolia garland deserves to stay up all winter! You worked so hard on it and it is gorgeous! When I take down my Christmas decorations, I leave up all my greenery with lights and my window candles because it just boosts your mood all winter long when it gets dark so early every night!

[@carolyndymond4065]

It does look good, doesn't it.

[@ConnieandMac]

I read to my sons before naps and bedtime. They always asked me to sing them a little song before i turned out the light. They're 39 and 37 and still recognize those little songs. ❤ it really is the little things ❤

[@NAP1983]

Please read to your kids every day. I tutor 1st graders in reading. The research shows that reading to kids, one to one is crucial to future school success. Love your channel. Love your journals. Thanks for sharing.

[@sherriholcombe5428]

Thanks for sharing your goals for 2025. I don't have younger children anymore- my two youngest at home are 19 and 17,but I want to be more intentional with spending one on one time with each daughter and something fun that they enjoy. The connection we have with our little ones is important to them. Adolescence shouldn't be a stand-off with our children. They still need our support,encouragement, and attention as they navigate adulthood. Also,I want to start baking homemade bread this year. My daughter's love to cook,so hopefully we'll enjoy bread making together. 😊❤

[@mahadewiiii]

I’m a little older than you… 41… and have an 18 year old, 15 year old and 5 year old. So not one of your “younger viewers” that you often refer to… but honestly I feel like you have your life so much more together than me and are so wise for your age! I could only dream of having a life like yours! I love seeing happy marriages where you appreciate and adore each other! I’m now a single mum and have never really experienced that in either of my marriages but it’s beautiful to see that it exists and that homemaking is valued in your community! ❤ Love to you and your family as well as Jayna from Australia x

[@mlm7598]

Megan your ideas are all excellent, especially greeting Josh and reading to the children. Excellent. My mother always brushed her hair washed her face and touched up here lipstick on awaiting dads return from a work day. She was home with 7 children but she never missed greeting dad coming in the door. They are gone now for many years but that reminds me so much of how I grew up recognizing how special it was that she made that a point. Also, winter season is still with us, so as beautiful as your magnolia swag is, I would leave it up until the signs of spring begin to show. I think it is absolutely beautiful and it so warms the feeling of your front room. I absolutely love it. You could leave the lights on at night for ambiance or take them down but the garland/swag is absolutely beautiful! Great video! Love your priorities and many of those are what I use to this day at age 78. :-) I've been watching you since you were in the first early days of your channel. I've watched you grow and mature and watched all those babies come along and what precious children you and Josh have..........also with the most beautiful eyes....they are just all just absolutely precious! Blessings for a Happy New Year and your ideas for the new things you are pondering working into your days/life!

[@kokoerper]

About reading: During summers especially, when life was much more relaxed, I read to my kids while they were eating lunch. These are now such happy memories for all of us, and it makes me very happy to see my now grown-up kids reading these same books to children they're caring for, or for their own families. Really great picture books (fresh from the library) are fun for listeners of all ages.

[@caramelcreme777]

"A Warrior's Welcome". ooooof. This one is MAJORLY convicting to me. We've been married almost 17 years, and I'm typically in the middle of finishing up dinner when my husband comes home. I often feel that nudge (go greet him!) But talk myself out of it for no good reason - he has to come find me! I want to change that this year. ❤

[@mb6251]

Hi! Last night I binged some of your videos and I am so thankful that my husband showed me your page. I subscribed immediately! I just became a SAHM and I almost made it harder on myself than it needs to be. I finally have some time to myself after moving since 7:15 this morning. But the awesome thing is, I don't feel so bad for sitting down because I have been quite productive. In less than 24 hours, the difference is highly noticeable. I am feeling so proud of myself and motivated to keep going! Thank you so much for sharing your life with us, Megan!

[@evalehman791]

You make motherhood look so easy❤🫶🏽 I love learning from you. Thank you for sharing your wisdom with fellow Mamas! I appreciate your channel ❤

[@PatNeeley-c5c]

I love hearing and seeing your enthusiasm for life. Your energy is contagious.

[@juliejean9299]

You deserve a warrior’s welcome too, Megan. You are working hard, just with different conditions. 😉 Wishing you a Happy New Year, filled with health and happy moments because really, having health is all that matters. 😊

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

So true! Josh often says that doing it all day is tough!

[@raehostler]

Love the idea of the “15 minute flurry” 🎉 definitely going to be implementing this into my life!

[@rosellahorst9025]

The 15 minute flurry after kids are in bed. Yes. But sometimes it takes me longer. A cleaned up house is a must here when i go to bed. Sometimes spotless, sometimes just tidy! Love your videos and content Megan!

[@valeriejohnson1043]

I’m in my 60’s and still working. I do the 15min flurry before bed. I call it putting my kitchen to bed but I pick up dog toys and anything out of place. It’s nice to wake up to a tidy area

[@maddy-zzz]

I read 12 books in January last year! Finished the year with 104 total. Won't be setting such a lofty goal this year though so that I'll have more time for other hobbies lol

[@briannamikel4672]

Watching your channel is truly a breath of fresh air! God has used you to touch and encourage many hearts! May God bless you and your sweet family for your faithfulness to Him. Thank you, Megan. ❤

[@alliecampbell6690]

Loved hearing about all the ideas you are taking into 2025. It definitely got me thinking about what things I can roll over into this new year. When my kids were little, we would spend time at the library every couple of weeks and I would let them pick out books they wanted to read at night before bedtime. So, each night we would all get ready for bed and then they would pick one book to read with everyone on their bed. I'm not a morning person and hate waking up to chores, so I tidy up the kitchen each night before bed and run the dishwasher. This makes me happy to see a clean kitchen in the morning and cooking breakfast is more enjoyable too. Can't wait to see all the fun videos you create this year!

[@PollyWannaCracker21]

No joke, I was just watching your original “7 Habits of a Highly Effective Housewife” last night! Perfect timing for a refresh!!

[@cindythompson3960]

I agree with cleaning as you go I don't have a specific day for chores except for changing sheets I always do that on Friday have a blessed weekend sweet lady 🙏💞

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

Nice I really need to wash sheets more.

[@sallyannc3176]

I change the bed sheets every Wednesday and the towels on a Sunday (tho the washing machine gets it's day of rest so they get done on Monday).

[@blessedpursuitofmotherhood]

I love the reading to your kids more often one. That’s definitely something I’ll be implementing more! Also, I’ve found cleaning as I go to be so helpful!!☺️💕

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

I've started putting the kids down for naps a little earlier so we can have time to read before then. It's going well so far. We just read on my 3 year old's bed.

[@rhodabarnhart2662]

I've never heard anyone else talk about "cleaning as you go" being an acceptable way to clean! That's what I do and I always have felt guilty about not having a predictable schedule. Thanks for the permission to just claim it as my cleaning method! 👏

[@NAP1983]

I clean one thing every day. No schedule. If it's dirty I give it a quick clean. Always make sure kitchen is cleaned right after dinner. Waking up to a Clean kitchen just starts your day off better. Most nights my husband and I make tea and Clean the kitchen together, after dinner.

[@SadieLGardner]

That's so funny. Before I got married and started getting housewifey videos on my KZbin feed, I didn't know people had 'cleaning schedules.' My mom always cleaned as she goes, and I assumed that's what everyone did. I've still never tried a schedule. I don't really like the idea much!

[@tiffanyanderson8240]

Just a stay at home wife no children yet, but still definitely need to do better at greeting my husband, most time I’m putting supper on the table when he walks in so love to start doing that more! And I neeeeed to have an actual “morning routine” not too good at routine or lists just do better at doing things when I see they need done lol! But I do love to be able to be more intentional and organized so loved your video definitely gave me a lot of inspiration!!!

[@Jusdepommerose]

One of the best money-saving habits I've acquired: thrifting!! You won't believe how easily you can find the same items that are on amazon: except cheaper, more durable, unique, and impacting directly your local economy. I mostly shop online if I want a specific brand or style of item, but trust me on this, thrift shops have an amazing selection and you can really find hidden gems in there (even high end fashion pieces! It also feels like a treasure hunt lol.

[@Oceansand98]

I bought your planner last year and then after a short time, things fell apart with health issues and more. When things finally settled down in November, I was able to restart the planner from where I left off. I love it and I'm almost 70 years old! I homeschooled and always started our day with reading even into their teens. Having a set time helps.

[@peachfountain]

Praise God things are getting better for you! I pray you will continue to have some peace and routine in your life this coming year

[@jenniferrud4969]

Hello from TN! I own a cleaning company and it must be said, you are doing a great job. Cleaning as you go is key to keeping up with and sometimes, getting ahead. Sending joy to you and yours in this new year.

[@TanyaJP123]

Love your ideas Megan! When our kids were young, we had a pick up every night before bed. I did not like to get up to a messy house in the morning. Also with our 3 kids we had chore day on Saturday. I would write out our chores and put them in something to take turns drawing out until everyone had three. They could trade if they wanted to also. This made for a fast clean up day and then everyone could do as they pleased. As a working mom this made a big difference for me as well. Our kids are now happy productive parents too.

[@theMennoniteMom]

Really enjoyed this video, Megan. Seeing how you structure your life, I've always admired how much you get done with so many littles. 🎉 there are different points that are similar to how i structure my day and other things you've inspired me to take on. Cheers, and Happy New Year!

[@fernsfeathers]

Yes, read to your kids before naps, its the perfect time for them to wind down and get ready to sleep!! I admire you for all you accomplish in a day, most of all keep on being a godly mom, Megan ❤ Happy New Year!

[@Karen-pe6oc]

Happy New Year Megan. The habits you spoke of are positive and attainable. My non-negotiables are greeting my husband as he arrives home, the kitchen clean before bed, and coffee prepped for the next morning. Thank you for sharing.

[@FamilyZs]

Happy New Year to you and your family Megan!! My daughter (9) amd myself love watching your videos and cant wait till you have a new one 😂 Your content is always inspiring, loving and safe that my kids can watch with me. God bless you and your family ❤ Love from New Zealand

[@elaine7350]

Wonderful ideas, Megan! Thanks so much for sharing them. I've taken notes! When my kids were smaller, I had them do a "10 minute tidy" with me before they went off for bath and bed time. I have 4 kids , so I had littles and teens at the same time. I'd have them work together. I'd set a timer, and we'd all go as fast as we could go. Then, each month, we would do a "get rid of 10 things." We all looked around the house to find 10 things that we could get rid of, and made it a game. Sometimes even if it was a piece of trash that someone missed throwing away, it all counted.

[@AngiDas]

I would really like for the kitchen to be clean before I go to bed at night.

[@susancunningham5847]

I’m reading Atomic Habits and you described perfectly what is recommend which is to stack habits. Attach one good habit to another to get to good routines. It’s hard with babies and toddlers but gets easier as the kids get older.

[@megantimmer7717]

A bee in your bonnet is the perfect way to describe that feeling 😆 I’ve never heard that saying but I love it!

[@keepkalm777]

I can't get over how cute your little baby is! He's sooooo cuteee 🥹🥹

[@brendabartsch1700]

Some goals I have for this year is read through the bible in a year, also read more books and try to be more intentional with working out and being more active.

[@pennymurphy516]

Just here to say I really love watching you and even at over 50 you have inspired me. Happy New Year!❤

[@CozyCrochetAlways]

Hi!! Can you do a behind the scenes of a vlog video ?

[@jukes243]

Megan, how do you stay trim with your healthy appetite? This year I plan to walk more, start an exercise routine, and declutter my home even more. For 2025, I have decided to unsubscribe from channels that have more than two ads. I work from home and the ads not only frustrate but distract me as well. Megan, I wish you, Josh, and your littles God's richest blessings for the new year. Take care.

[@leisawilliams1831]

I am working on achieving the value of commitment. One way I can accomplish this in my homemaking experience is to keep a chore list. Staying consistent with doing my chores is satisfying and enriches my household. I like to think of homemaking as something the Lord would be please about.

[@ElaineStein-nd5xn]

My mother taught me to set the table for the next meal as you clean up from the current one.

[@kcotjo]

Megan I LOVE all your ideas on this video!! I've been trying "put the house to bed" at night...a quick 10 min pick things up and look around for a tiny bit of touch up before bed. When I stay at our grandkids homes I try to do this at their homes too and it really does make a difference. I also love your idea of clean as you go. As the saying goes, "inch by inch is a cinch" "yard by yard is hard". Also plan to purge, donate or throw away something everyday! Wishing you a blessed and Happy New Year!! God Bless!!

[@mommastacey]

Loading the washer with my daily load the night before. Drinking a glass of water before coffee Getting dressed right after I wake up and before I start my Bible reading.

[@lydianewman288]

Greeting your husband at the door is definitely worth it! I do it most days. And its very rewarding for both of you, its like an instant change to the evening imo 😊

[@maryannmalone7662]

You had a lot of great ideas. Thanks for the motivations😃

[@nenadominguez4359]

Thank you! Happy and bless new year!!!❤️🤗

[@earlscoville]

You are so fun !!! May God bless you and your family. Young moms can learn a lot from you...

[@trishawall9619]

VERY good video, Megan. Great advice - thanks for sharing. 😘

[@Dana-mb1hd]

Love this Megan! Please say a prayer for my toddler and I we are very sick. Happy new year and God bless.💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

that is so tough! Stay hydrated and rest!

[@Dana-mb1hd]

@@MeganFoxUnlockedthank you ❤ resting part is the hard part

[@karenmariesmith3395]

Praying for you, a lot of sickness gping around​@Dana-mb1hd

[@tavia788]

Thank you Megan for this video🥰💖

[@susanwalker7447]

This is the first time I’ve watched one of your videos. I loved it! It was so practical and thought provoking.

[@elisabeth_manint]

Love the lunch idea of using what you have leftover. 👏I would rather enjoy making dinner than lunch or breakfast. This year I’m gonna try to prep breakfast casseroles because I’m also not a morning person. 😂

[@BrianWaraksa]

Happy New Year. Great to have you back. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas.

[@brendahowell5946]

Love your outfit

[@maryduggins]

I love sit down & chat videos like this! Happy New Year, Megan!

[@jeannet9592]

You're so wise, and your kids are adorable.

[@andreajoymazak3143]

I was eyeing the planners last year and finally bit the bullet. Couldn’t decide on a pattern so got one of each🥳😊

[@2014jdg]

I used to prep supper at breakfast and stopped for some reason. I need to start it again!

[@annericci6733]

The “rotting time” haha I’m with you on that one 😅 happy new year!

[@JRB597]

love your videos! Very relatable. I do something similar to the 15min flurry and it is very helpful and keeps the house feeling "picked up". Also I am coming to Lancaster soon and would love some recommendations on good places in/around Lancaster for fresh produce, eggs, bulk flour and most importantly meat. Trying to have some healthier simpler family meals in 2025

[@cynthiaPs63.7]

Years ago, a couple who are friends of mine, learned about "the Seven Second Kiss." Here's the "therapists' definition" of it: "It's not a kiss that leads to something more, it's just a kiss. Seven seconds is enough to get oxytocin flowing along with dopamine and serotonin, helping us feel good, feel that special bond and trust with each other, offering comfort and reducing stress." So, there ya go. Their kids were upper elementary and middle school (4 kids within 3 years--last pregnancy was twins), btw.

[@juliejackman2649]

I need more movement in my life and help more with cleaning house. I need to take baby steps though since I have mobility issues.

[@Biomazz5454]

Hello from mom of 7 boys! Blessings to your family ❤

[@MargieBenson-dv9ek]

Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤ Happy New Year ❤

[@Dmarie1078]

Meagan, I love your videos. And your children are beautiful. I adore Miller❤ I've watched him grow up and it's been fun. I would love a video of a month of breakfast and dinne at your home so I can build my future meal plan. You always have the best ideas and making a dinner plan is the hardest for me. I would even purchase a template if you created it. ❤

[@mt1885]

hey girl- Happy New Year!😁 loved the video! great habits- thanks Megan for sharing with us🤗 Y'all have a blessed weekend🥰

[@rachelfrost]

Oh, the goal of greeting my husband at the door was convicting to me. I used to do that, but have been neglecting to of late.

[@kathrynnewesterman2391]

I love this thank you for this video

[@jordanmagana81]

I really want to do a flurry; I love the name. I love waking to a clean kitchen but the only eve I do that consistently is fri nights because my husband has family over to workout Saturday mornings. my 2 little goals this year, or soon-ish, is to learn to make homemade tortillas and homemade pasta. I have been working hard the last 10 years to make us healthier and less toxic and now were gluten and dairy free so I love learning how to make food from scratch. I try to pick one new food thing at a time to master. this fall and winter was sourdough and discard recipes and last month was scones. its fun to make little goals with yourself. I also love to romanticize life. ive worked too hard at intentionally making a life I love to be disgruntled.. so I get the candy bar when I grocery shop and listen to podcasts on the drive to the store. find little ways to make even errands exciting

[@michelleolivas6811]

Mine is to change how I buy groceries. I'm going to try out Azure Standard and hope to buy the majority of my food there once a month. It'll be better quality and save me so much time and mental energy.

[@angiegeesey7302]

Thank you for another great video ❤

[@o13546]

Buon Anno e Dio benedica te e la tua bella famiglia! God bless you! From Italy

[@traciecarlson4706]

Reading aloud to my kids has always been my favorite thing to do with them. I recommend looking up Sarah McKenzie. She has a book called the Read Aloud Family and she has a podcast called the Read Aloud Revival which is excellent.

[@karenmariesmith3395]

I want to wish you a happy new year. 🎉 greeting my husband at the door. I love that one. Stay healthy. Ugh , a lot going around.

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

So much sickness!!

[@karenmariesmith3395]

@MeganFoxUnlocked headcolds for us. Thankfully we did not get that stomach bug. Ugh. Homemade chicken soup on the stove. He gets a hug and soup today ! Lol

[@kaitlync15]

Love this & your shirt!

[@TheMennomilist]

If you are replacing something that breaks, I don't really know if that would be an impulse buy, since you are replacing something you tend to use on a regular basis. I can understand it for other things though. It definitely is important to think through a purchase for a while. There is something my husband and I have been talking about getting for a year now and we talked about it the other day and think we'll get it in February or March to replace something we've had our whole 20 years of marriage that we use regularly too. It's time. Things like that are good to talk through and wait on. I read to my whole family after I am done eating my dinner/while everyone else is eating. My oldest is about to turn 18 and I still do it! It's so much fun! It becomes a habit. It is harder to do though when my son comes home from work at 8 PM some days though. You have a long time before worrying about such things though. Loved your list.

[@reneedoddrell2158]

I do the 15 minute flurry but mines normally like 30 minutes lol then shirt sit down and rest before an early bed time. Only early cause I'm waking in the night with a baby. I'm like you megan I not a morning person and do most things on auto.

[@raepeters3625]

I saw the comment about running the dishwasher at night. Just wanted to share our scary experience last year. We had a portable dishwasher, I usually ran it at night. But one night when the kids had baths i forgot to run the dishwasher after their baths were done. So i ran it in the morning. I started hearing weird noisss, squeaking and a terrible smell. I ran to the kitchen, saw the dishwasher in flames so I unplugged it, ran and grabbed the kids, dogs, took them outside. Hubby grabbed our fire extinguisher and got the fire out but we had an awful mess to clean up with the extinguisher stuff and all the dishes were trash. So now we only run our new dishwasher when we're home and awake.

[@tinawiebe1389]

Your 15 minute flurry reminds me of a lesson I learned years ago and it came from the book of Genesis where it says, “and the evening and the morning were the next day”. In other words, the day starts the evening before. Before bedtime, I tidy up the house and see if I need to get anything ready for breakfast and work lunches and it’s one of the most helpful things I learned in managing our home. I am free to spend some time in God’s Word with a cup of tea before I have to do other things.

[@jess-tu6jc]

I keep a hand lotion on the kitchen sink so I can use it whenever I walk by

[@gigib4076]

Great video Megan!!

[@erina1142]

Watch "The Paradox of Choice" TedTalk. Sometimes just buying salt and pepper shakers and not thinking again about it actually makes you happier!

[@cindyfox7447]

I love to watch you and your family❤️. I love your white shirt. Where did you get it.

[@erikadeslauriers3403]

I do the warrior’s welcome.

[@saracockburn7468]

I LOVE the idea of prepping dinner during breakfast time!! Seriously- this could be a game changer in my house!!!

[@MeganFoxUnlocked]

It works so well, cause nobody has time for suprises at supper time. People are HANGRY!

[@saracockburn7468]

@@MeganFoxUnlocked for real 🤣 by that time my 1 year olds are screaming and crawling up me hahah Last night one of my one year olds was taking off all the knobs on my stove while I was cooking. Pretty comical 🤣😅

[@janwyant4680]

Prepping at breakfast is like you have a cook delivering meals. Even set the table pretty when I can.

[@sallyannc3176]

I often joke that if we never had people round our house wouldn't be cleaned!

[@sallyannc3176]

We read to our kids every night at bed time from when they were very small to way past when they could read themselves - it's a lovely way to settle them down for the night, and research has shown that it helps enormously with their development (it's often cited as the best thing you can do with your children educationally so I'm actually a bit shocked that you didn't know the value of this as you were a teacher).

[@Oldebookworm]

I do not believe she went to college or has a degree in education. She has never indicated so

[@caramoonlynn]

I love how much you love your life. I can romanticize my afternoons! Yay!

[@teddybear283]

Reading a really good book called Redeeming Love by Francine Rivers. I bet you would like it

[@AshleyWalden-j4m]

My goal is to be happy where I’m planted. My desire is to be a SAHM but that’s not this season for me, I want all the time I spend with my husband and children to be 100% intentional.

[@LauraSterland-m3p]

Hello Megan, I am a stay at home mom of a 14 month old little boy and have been so encouraged by your content! I love listening to Honey I'm Homemaker as I moved when I got married and am still making friends... but listening to you gals I feel like we're sitting together for coffee :-) I just have a question and was wondering what your thoughts are. I love your tips on doing household chores while the children are awake, but I am really struggling with implementing as my little guy wants me to pick him up so much still. I'm not sure how much he just needs to learn to be content at this age and how much he is still baby and I can cater to him if you know what I mean! I want to be loving but I'm not sure what the balance is and dont havemany others around me to add input! Any tips would be so appreciated as this is all new to me and I feel like I can hardly get anything done when he is awake! Blessings on you and your family! Laura

[@erikaduarte3144]

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[@blackbear9460]

where is the journal link? lov ya Megan